Re: wheel bearing question

[chris gonzalez <chris24g@yahoo.com>]

if you look on the hub, there is a notch that should give you enough
space to CAREFULLY tap/pry out with a screwdriver. be careful not to
mar the hub surface. just tap it out enough to fit a flat head
screwdriver and then lever it out by twisting the screwdriver. worked
for me more than once....

hth,
chrisg
'82 8v 
'88 16v

--- Brad Sayer <vwrocco85@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I rented the tool from Rapid to do the front bearings on my car. 
> EVerything 
> went real easy, but I can't get the inner race off the hub.  Rapid
> didn't 
> mention needing an additional tool, and Scott Williams had said he
> didn't 
> remember needing anything else.  How the hell do I get the inner race
> off 
> the hub then?  I guess I could bring it to a shop tomorrow and see if
> they 
> will pull it, or buy new hubs, (but I was hoping to save a few
> bucks).  I 
> can't find a bearing puller type tool that will work at any Autozone
> or 
> Advance auto either.
> 
> Brad
> 
> 
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